City Owned Industrial Land for Sale

The City of London has 5 Municipally-Owned Industrial Business Parks that offer a range of vacant, serviced, industrial land available for sale.

London has the key elements to ensure the success of any new investment - a talented workforce, an outstanding research and development network, the best value for business operations, and an exceptional support infrastructure.

Notes:

The City of London Industrial Parks have the normal municipal services available in the street allowance. The cost of service connections from the main to the property line is the responsibility of the purchaser.

The selling price of the land is established by City Council annually, but prices are subject to change without notice.

London's Advantage

Located halfway between Toronto and Detroit, London is at the regional centre for Southwestern Ontario. London is a City of opportunities with its skilled labour force, excellent location, transportation infrastructure, renowned industrial assets, and growing economy.

London’s prime location at the junction of Highway 401 and Highway 402 gives quick access to the NAFTA Superhighway and two U.S. – Canada border crossings. London is located mid-way between Toronto and Detroit.

Rail Service

Both Canadian National Rail and Canadian Pacific Rail provide freight service from London to over a 14,000 mile network of Canada and the United States.

London International Airport

London International Airport has daily flights to Toronto, Detroit, Chicago, Vancouver, Ottawa and Calgary. The airport also has an “open skies” air service agreement with the European Union. The airport was recently approved as a Foreign Trade Zone, allowing goods to be brought into Canada without the prepayment of duties or taxes.

Telecommunications

The telecommunications infrastructure in London matches or surpasses that available in most major business and financial centres in terms of access lines with digital switching and advanced signalling technology.

Natural Gas

The natural gas market is deregulated. Consumers have the choice of purchasing natural gas through a producer, an energy broker or from the local utility, Union Gas.

Electricity

Electricity rates in North America are deregulated which means consumers have access to an open electricity market with the option to choose their electricity supplier and shop for competitive prices and payment plans.